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Kinda Not Asking for Forgiveness Poetry

I listened to the most recent episode of This American Life and was not disappointed to find interesting content and thought provoking ethical dilemmas—as usual. Odd thing about that show. Inevitably their will be at least one ambiguous unresolved moral conflict. The recent episode “Mistake Were Made” I want to make comment on. Continue reading

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What’s God Think of Your Music?

The Bible has a great number of references to music all throughout—particularly the Psalms. In fact, the entire Old Testament was put to music for the Israelites to sing as worship and help memorize. Of course, what the children of Israel would call music and what we have to listen to in this day and age is very different. Have you ever wondered if your standards of music are consistent with what God considers good? Have you ever felt some music in your collection is so “secular” it shouldn’t belong to or be listened to by committed Christians? Continue reading

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A Biblical Worldview of Art

The original reason I started blogging more than a year ago was my desire to push myself to learn then share with others what I’d learned. Thanks to the sophistication of modern communication, you don’t need a university to teach you everything out of highschool. There are innumerable sources for knowledge and I was poised to tap them and find truth. Continue reading

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The Christian Film Festival was a Huge Success

I want to congratulate the superb quality of the filmmakers, the films, and the families involved in this year’s San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival. It seems more than astounding that the festival has grown so much since it started … Continue reading

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